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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
6
The Fall Charity Game by the American Contract Bridge League boosts excitement with a part score format. Players vie for overtricks to chase points, highlighting the thrill of grand slam potential amid competitive bidding and diverse hands.
An expert analysis of 36 Charity Game deals explores a spade to no trump sequence, diamond ruff logic, and the impact of Wests ten. The piece invites readers to obtain the full analysis by contributing $1 to the ACBL Charity Foundation.
A reader asks for a quick silver cleaning method. Answer uses aluminum foil in warm water with salt and baking soda to remove tarnish. Another reader seeks longer blankets. advice is to sew muslin at the foot to extend length invisibly. For watercress, wash, drain, and store in a heavy paper bag in the fridge to stay crisp.
Robert Beck of Thomson and McKinnon will speak at the Anderson Rotary Club noon meeting today in the YMCA on What Is Happening to the Dollar. Friday evening Rotary members and wives honor John Showalter of Anderson, the new district governor elect, with a tour of the Anderson College Science Building. Rev. J Wicks of Lafayette will discuss The Therapy of Laughter at 7 p.m. Tickets available Tuesday noon.
A $11,087.09 shortage in the accounts of Justice of the Peace Paul D. Murray of Shelbyville was reported Monday by the State Board of Accounts. Copies of the audit were sent to Attorney General Edwin K. Steers and Shelby County Prosecutor Phillip Brown.
A 1981 feature by William J. Miller explains a name based fortune puzzle. Count letters in your first name adjust by rules to obtain key numbers. Read letters under checked figures in the rectangle to reveal the daily message.
John W. Snyder, associate dean of the Indiana University college of arts and sciences, is named dean of the universitys junior division effective July 1. The move places Snyder in charge of freshmen affairs at Bloomington campus.
AV T and H SERVICE & SALES inc proclaims Where Service Comes First with daily hours 9 to 9 and Saturday 9 to 5 Free parking at 153 Meridian. Color TV headquarters lists phone 643 4005. The ad emphasizes full service and accessibility for customers seeking electronics support and sales.
Mrs. H. K. shares a decades long journey caring for a mentally retarded son. She describes initial heartbreak, then steady love and discipline, medical help, prayer, and persistent effort leading to gradual rewards. The letter urges mothers to persevere and offers feeding guidance and contact details for further resources.
Demolition of 33 buildings on 14th Street between Lincoln and the New York Central Railroad begins under permit issued by City Inspector E Brown. Arrow Wrecking Company clears ground as part of the Redevelopment Program while earlier factory demolitions west of the railroad occurred last week. November permits included 43 new homes totaling about 1 886 000, 1 apartment at 12 900, 2 home alterations, 10 home additions 35 890, 3 new businesses including Anderson Laundry, and a cement distribution center for Lehigh Portland Cement at Ind 109 costing 250 000 plus a Salvation Army project at 17th and Meridian costing 180 000. Sears Roebuck warehouse progress noted.
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